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Why Do Children Have Lower Rates Of Coronavirus Infection? | TODAY
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2:49Now PlayingThe number of coronavirus cases in the U.S. has now topped 130, with at least nine deaths reported, and some schools are closing. How vulnerable to the virus are children? NBC medical correspondent Dr. John Torres joins TODAY with answers to frequently asked questions.
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